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Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21
MEN1ATURE LMANAC.
M AR RAG rs.

BLAKEMAN-B Woodbridge, at the
residence of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
John J. Beecher, Wednesday, October 49, by the
Rev. S. P. Marvin, Mr. Carlos D. Brakeman, of
Stratford, and Miss Helen N. Beecher, Of Wood
bridge
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21

A SIIUATION to do general housework in
- P[IVaLe family. Can be seen at her present
pace. No: 66 LAFAYETTE STREET o51 It+
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miscellaneous.
A Secondhand Furnace.
GancreI gnxD;taE Socfntv

a LARGE size, second hand Richardson &
IA Boynton furnace will be sold cheap for cash.
Can be seen at any time. Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21
WANTER-

a COOK FOR permanent position at good
"a wages. Protestant preferred Apnlv Of
YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCfATIoN
5R2 Chanel
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gen
N eral housework in private family Inquire
at 127 WALLACE STREET
nj
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| local weather Record.
FOR OCT. 20, 1887.
| 2. 3. 10
l A. n. N P. n.
asrometsr aO.11 30.ot 20 SO
| Thermometer. 80 % 80
| humidity. IS ~ 80
Wind, direction and
Der hour. NE1s E1s Els
Weather. Clear Cloudy Rain
Mean bar, $3.50; mean temp. 40; mean humid
ity, So.
Max temp, So: min. temp. SO; rainfall, OLA
inches
Max hourly velocity Of wind. Is miles
Total excess or deficiency Of temperature since
January I,-s2S degrees.
Total excess deficiency OF precipitation since
Jan. 1,-3.73 in.
FOR OCT. 20. 1886
Mean bar. 30 "a; mean temp. 5S
Sax. temp. 65; min temp. 40.
J. q. SIBERIAN. sgt Sig. Corps.
Note: A minus sign t-lprnaxed to thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero.
A sT'' in connection with rainfall indicates a.
trace of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow is melted and resulting depth Of water no.
Fted under rainfall.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21
WANTED

A FAMILY to take charge of farm: the man
N must be good mixer. Inquire of
n. F. HEMINGWAY,
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UiNa11ts.
WANTED

w WANTED.
A GOOD COOK and Iaundress; must have eoc
u reference Inquire at
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Jaw could GOING to Europe.

New YORK, Oct. Cot was reported to
day that Jay Gould will go to Europe soon
for years travel and that his yacht will fol
low him
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21

a SITUATION to do general Homework In a
-, PTiVate family. City reference INQUIRE at
vi ItT NO. 20 YORK STREET
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n GENTS in each city and large town in this
"A State for an old, sound. we'll known Massa-
chusetts Assessment Life Insurance Co. Smart,
active men of good business ability will be sure of
permanent positions and large incomes. Address
stating age and previous occupation,
J. A. TORREY, Secretary,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-21

= nOn CLOTHES Wringers, Carpet Sweep
c:O3JO ers and Baby Carriages to repair
Store of Geo. D. Lamb, 699 Chapel street Carpets,
Curtains, Bedding, Window Shades, Mating, Oil
Cloths, Hanging Lamps, Stoves, Tin, Crockery and
Woodenware, Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Easy
Chairs, Lounges. Extension Tables, Boys Wagons,
Baby Carriages, Refrigerators etc. ALL kinds of
first class Housekeeping Goods low for cash or on
weekly DavmentS al
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WANTED,

Wv AN
nn GROSS claret bottles-quarts
u Nv HALL & SON,
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ITO BUY milk route Of about 100 quarts, to-
l. gether with q team and cans. Address
o20 3t* ''B. - This Office
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

VsfrsD srArs.-J.mes Calhcart ys al-
e.barl % Baus shman er a.. ACTON Tor 4A-se
tnorisotmsat. Verdict 0f guilty IS TO the
faa- aefsu lAnts. &. ID. b4u4 hua1, Eugene
Veatcn. David Snydsr aad chr.st0pher y.
O'Learg. with damages assessed ~ 80
Nerd ci Of n0i guilty - 10 deienaaiils Oio'''
White. LAnib aud owen.
CfacUrr-Catherine Byrnes rs. Joseph Il.
Martin. AssnmpsIL--LrEih Z. W at~ins
" Chester A. Ford Assnnspsit. C9nuhuSa =,
~, u.4sl terms .-Wm. ID. Islford vs. Il.
b Church Assnmpslt. judgment ios
plaintiff go and c0s-s.--5erga French W
Norton Fitch. TrespSss on toe case. stay
extended i've davs.---lhomas }. ana aim
ME Appleton IS Eugene B1sHirk. ofcloHe
d-taiosr say extended ten daYs --- lh.
III. Fox ". Sophia Z. Fox. Divorce De
cree granted complainant.
srPERloE The People vs.. rIsene Hoas
Robssrv. Rscognizance taken "a lAe sNM
OF IS l0JU with Ephraim Z. Brown as surety
-Court adjourned sine die.
Orrrcr BrsrxEss-Harpei 4. Harroun vs.
John }. Williams. Ia chancery. b4ll oi
/ complaint lilsd aEd Injunction issued
PeoBsrg-Estate OF Frederick Oestefie, IN
sane. Guardians second account niel-
/ Estate OF Nathan BOerenl, dece,lsee BOZ .
snd oath on sale of real estate nied--lS
/ tate Df IHNtct H. iAii5 . a Aif. .t'-
! charging GUARDIAN and Csacellns bont.--
/ Estate oil Z. Catherine Oes-erle, deceased
/ Fxecutrix' Erst annual account fled
/ Fsfs.s of William Melville et al, minors
Osder appointing Agnes A. Melville guar
dtan.-EGstate Of John T. Graham. DE
ceased. Execuuix' final eccount hled
/ hearing Apr. s.
.Ic1-John Giiien. Drunk. Ten DAY
in jail.-Tnomas Burk. Burglary. hei'
"a next term of Superior Court Dora oil
! D.s0rderly. Thirty days IA jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

, SsAurtr. cf Brlnsoa bas retlrnei
from ksntr-sy 5uasins win .im his Sal.
tan c1it Corsica 5tif. n g. seft fore ca onst
and ist hind foaf waite. i3.Z high. tosled
Harrh -. issi bred oy I, j Rose. Cani7r-
MIA. and ownei 81 ". n Wilson. Ab.lsl-
an fsriS s-sales Cgnthiana Ny. Corsica
IS hv sultan ISIS. record "a. and SIRE
including Sweetheart. year old. 81.
vssr-olf record 11ft. Aicsrar. 3 years.
lsa Center. years 2e. kismet yesrs,
1r5t winch shows fhat t0ey trot fast early
s,a train on fsstsr. Dam of CorsiCa Nestie
Ward. bv Echo. 1s = and SIRE ~ in 4.At
"a dan Sies Ni .s mare. by Go.1Hnder hF
Boston 81 darn. Nils mare hr Langford
So Ro n,aat sire 0f II in 500. Mr. SChaTtE
paid szHs ferths coit
Dates 81 The Indiana and Michigan
Trnf. ~ ar.d Ps,iug Circuit have reen hxsd
a. f3uows. rsrre Hsuis 5aHs 20 ie.
Cofnmn'Is Jane rs t8 ~. Iscsson, June -
ta a lAnsinc Jane = - JalT l. ioaia.
grlr $50 s. East >sxnaw. JofT ~ - p. Tie
nfs.sss s1 ae hurc rp kzr-egafs $4,000 8.
4. Beniamln. ~ last @t.laaT. is Press i.iest
ana joan IS. B arimau, 0f Jscxson. is
Secretary of The Circft
The nesrsit clab nay bs thss sirs5 up-
Tvaehpil hrE1t - ever Bennett ha'
shn~ai rsf hfs rnnstsehe' f.sDTe.i s st01tsr
Sam Thamcenn r',z zzsa 80 nsua lri'ehe.. /
-r4,e arm a. lively ss ever fhCupeon Ia.
.,efa A .fuslv af ~ nsIs wniIs hchiEse1
has Beer lsainr steady 81 nanssi1ol Ecrk G.
sfs eeeks
rs-esro~ evening - g oe,ark a FRS
h-r- rsIFfaa raatch earf~fences sf 3Srs s1r
.frs~n Isn % teese. frsnk H*r' n A
u.,srfa~s a,d Ierav frscell fsr rure'
rffEf erxf usnneF So eeesnd. e. talri
Ea efs t<l ala arai 20 80 nsn cover
ias sflv uilrs b fhs aases~ss ts.s-
At 49, rs~.nt raeeera ~ fae sreri-ar
F-ssaaa kss.sr.sssco - issfreit = rretra ~.
"a - 80 naaa Wood reaf oHn@i ~ ~
starkae - iseia ssi eea evari s7
Nf Hensas. - Mianesreitz So ~ &
s-ke rft.s IS reffait n EsiT fss . Tarse &.
81 M
A lose sa0esne rsstct has hesr srranrrs
~ frs.tHrn - ~aan tsanrTe Hanr aet 41ef
erenhs ssr = pszFse ~ SO
s. fsf - Evsrt nasa na.1 ciab hss sane.
k.1x p@sg.s1 50 1ssssa s@a = asssA -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

X. q Dam %. Thtss h IL oeis : s->,e-
~pscoizticn. =.
EEw Yoax March lz--k. G Dan & Cos
veskly rsv.es oi .rsts ssgs fas pAsi
week has been one Of gFsas s1cilssls1s
smo4g railway &nd sTtla ep<E4tofs. - =.
markets fJr sel llrl flee tls xfeat psfs-i- ''4
ceagrol ~ the Il. ~ sesofea -.tr''-,.-.
From he cont cf'as lepost2 ilsfe e4'si -es
4 strong Suspicion lhsT lac u 4ns-e--eii
psadink : Ira lhe n4furs n con I4et -oi
running arrangements 40 los fsr actas
sa.s. EAs4ag foF its chief purpose evasion Vi
ths Inter STATE Commerce ACT Dsnlais -
AZ l,eaA Nr. Corbin. Ure1ei g Co., TIE
Psnnsglvania And the Lsalsa railroads. o.
tasis reported par "a the operanon, leave.
many disposed o believe laal tasie = ii'
progress nothing moe tlla q Sfe4. 30 a
speculation. bgt ths necessity % aaopAu (
.sms uaw mellods ~ management all
complexion Ia view ol tas coming Tcsssle
ti0as OF the later -lz-e az
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Innnrten

e Qoite important thst everybody
sho1id kuoN that p ere IS the t1est stoek of
rarI1r frnt sore snd easy caaifs a1f p.c
tr-es ever shown in Grand Rapids and tae
lowest Vrces. A'eo large stcck of the
's.sst STYLES of snuque chairs a- ruinoas
prices a. Compton hr9s.. le3 oseth isVi-
s.on-sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

TIE Baltimore FisA and oyster Market
win hansle a fuii line If fresh Fruits ard
Negstshles ir connection Win our fish aua
Ogser business We have one Of the finest
Cold Biast Refrirerators in the c.tv. and ia
connection wlth orr cold storage shall have
everything in this line fresh All n.rs. Call
sud see us bNaEt 8 GO.
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onlya"StiR -

Bosrox. March 12.-Meaical Examiner
Harris has examined the body found IN a
barrel ~ tie Adams Express Company ;
Office THURSDAY ght. and says that IT ls
evidently intended flr dissection by meii-
ca students. that there IS nothing ABOUT
the remains nd.canve OF crime. Ihe bar
rel vii D. forwarded IS directed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Vow IL ths tine 20 gst Tour Vatchee.
clocks adj iewe.rv cleaned end repaired 81
Iou prices a. J. " Cr8tsrs. f5t AoDroe-st
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ATrENTloN.
- 3 wh,,o comes 10 ,ne Front.


Gentlemen II have been q great sufferer
With Sciafic Rheumatism for eleven Years,
portion OF thaf time have been unable %
move about confined to my tel 81 times,
utterly uniting fnc fer lTansacuog any
business / have been treated by some oi
The test physicians and laTe taken too
many Of rhe So called patent medicines, ali
without any peTceptiOle benefit. j am nov
taxing the l0urlh oottie Of iiibbarc kheu-
matte syrup. aud have received more 5ene-
1T from it fAau al other medicines th8t
have taken. 7 firmly believe yonr remeoy
will cure me, and chee fully recommend
Il 10 guy one Athlete. IS / vas. it aeis
upon The liver. and Iesuie ri nsy klaneys
% hsa thv action almOst imnesl4' aiJ.
II 7 ana .se.irg bad in The moroins, no
apr.effs / tabe it before break 3st and it
braces me go. aut { can 81. aoEn aud
esf. and the best Of al IS that ms vici IT.
% nor disrress ne It has entirely regn-
lated my digestive orrans.
very truly.
lE,aR1sov IT. RESI-.
Star Bakery. 10 Canal street. GRAND
Rapids Michigan.
I hereby certify that I sm acquainted
with Harrison *. Reed and KNOX the
above statement O. b. true an8 heheye
the remedy % be all Yon claim TT g. u
j. spoken af ga The highest terms b. az
81 my zlse tkat have used T. u is
great tonic and appetizer.
oLrs irnlY
". +. WWTr
p-urzrsr. ~, ,'aua'-st.. Grand Rapids Mich
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A. vour grocer i-r heaf AIT ard iasae
Ftssv seas. if he 3ss rat ~ sLes ask
blm zhv be don Tsi taen.
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F--s ~ar sfter Naeet s11 fftis
rasre $780, frer tks Grams hsr8 H4sz
eDusv.ns - ssissAasz~ "a kEaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

Cal a. J. 81 Cater saf esf vsr wstehss
eisa1e8 f1- g. - snd wsrrsnfe-l fsl Mon
rse-r.
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sa.fa 7" r.a SO
f.a s@aes ab assa. - |
: fees 60 80
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loaFsJ Jlaman
FBmADElFsiA
fra...osse g.,4lekr Mcguire
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s'l4E soap 1eiefs So 80
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ff--..-t.lg ..b Arrpaf a.b Hellry slo
~rr.srss
af.n.r. Eaehnec
$3.50 Gaislap Eaa.i.1oe
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80, -, - 40 IL their efforts 10
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- ..,,.ls. ~ -. man running around
~. -. - fisla ia chssiu- the bali until
.,-...- .-l,,,.,sr dro, lad from exhaustion.
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+ '@s.flo-- o.t the telagraphic reports Of such
I -t-, s'.,.lIi.t =. ,rt,ra that what wss really
- .''..,-, ,..if ,,,f 49, tnown for a dav
.-t.-, 4, IL arnar.at that the new club
/ -. -v,th a f,irfv strong team. and that
,,,.-si-.-,,r, hat bosn materially strength
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-. 80 Is,ees q. D-lev of New YORK
- f,.,re.o q Ess. AZ the old Academy Ol
I Rnaie IRE taatc9 was for $3.50 a side best
-. 4, Ave Two oouts catch-as catch can
1 80 Green. por1sn. and toss for last. Ross
-, ~, -. h,,It in - minute. Daley thg
.,-spI II ~ mi9n,eS; Da.ey the thifd in
s.s6F rninntes. ross the ionrlh in p min
utes. and Daley the last collar and eioo" 20
harness. IN four minutes.
4-h4rr,e IL in progress aut viii probably
~. r.er.sctai cy next year waicn cOngem
.i.f.s the a~nalsamauOn Of the Nsriona
league aid The Amsrcin AssJcist,on int'
o0a powerful ietsue composel OF tNeiN'
cinos locsic1 az toAoSs. II t9e h-es' 's'
9fS Df1eNiJn1 ',.on s . -. 80
fsit'-rore AIil = as'i', 4 ~, r.. fh
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13
We make Opening Display but every Department is complete
viz Dry Goods Boots Shoes Gents Furnishings Crockery
Glass Tin Ware Hosiery Gloves Embroidery, Ribbons Silver
Plated Ware Jewey, Millinery in the latter department we
open $50 of Straw Goods the coming week.

It impossible describe Immense Stock detail but
simply that contains the elegance and completeness of Metro
poan Emporium s TO add that hay
catered the how
anticipate their wants buy
prepared offer Special Bargains Department
will undersod Call examine and prices before
purchasing elsewhere
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-13

cONsERCIAL ANNOgNCgagsTS.

DrurrsI- = 1auaI-sf-, Ga1l 8a7il7 MOI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Clerk Of Union county will
receive at his Office sealed bids for
80 cords Of Elm or Ash wood and
Is cords Of Cottonwood for the use
Of the county. No wood will be &C
cepted unless it is of full length and
straight body wood and delivered ut
some place designated by the board
Of Commissioners within the city Of
Eth Point, on or before the LIST Mon
day in April 1857. The bids will
b received up to noon on Thursday
January 20, 1887. The right to re-
ject any or all bids is reserved.
HALvor KNUDsoN,
Chairman.
Elk Point. Jan. It'll 1887.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26
Grand Band Conoett.

The Elk Point Silver Cornet Band
have procured a Hunter-case Gold
Watch, Drber case and Springfield
movement, and also an elegant Gold
Necklace, which they propose to
give away to the lucky persons
drawing the same. Tickets for the
watch will he 81. and the necklace
Scots which can be procured at
Steckman's or Stroud's Jewelry store.
The Band will also give grand
concert at the Rink Opera House on
Wednesday evening February ID,
1887, and at the conclusion Of the
concert. Che drawing Of the above
prizes will take place The draw.
ing will be conducted by the ticket
holders in any manner they may
agree upon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26

Last spring while teaching at jeff
erson, it will he remembered by our
readers that Miss Bucher received a
severe sprain in the foot, from which
she has not yet fully recovered.
From letter received by a friend
we extract the following.
When l first came to Peabody Kas.
you know l could only walk a block
or SO and that with difficulty. or
rather my sister went to every house
near the school and entreated to be
taken in only for week ;but all to no
effect. l have three and a half blocks
to walk now four times a day but l
get aloug all right. No pen can de.
scribe what have endured s** /
know that Dickens even if he were
alive could not express it **f there
is doctor at my boarding place who
has q dandy Horse and Cart. ***
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26
Our Boys.

1t pains us to say that our atten-
ton has been called repeatedly OF
late to the conduct of several of our
boys, we say our boys, for we admire
the boys and possibly our boys are
no worse than the boys in other
towns, but of one thing we are quite
sure our boys are quite bad enough,
and unless change for the better
takes place some of our boys will
make bad records for themselves
that will follow them through life
The fact that our boys are inclined
to disturb pubic gatherings is a cir
cumstance to be deplored. At the
lecture of Capt. Seely, the Captain
was obliged to speak to the boys to
get their attention. At the memo
rial exercises Capt. Keller was com
PEELED by the unwarantable conduct
to speak to several urchins, and as
strange as it may seem the parents
of some of these boys were almost
within whispering distance. But
worse than this is the fact that sew
eral young men,-so called-not
boys, are in the habit Of visiting the
churches of the city where people
gather to worship God according to
the dictates of their own conscience,
and conduct themselves in a man.
ner that would shame any body
who could be susceptible of a
feeling of shame. Last sabbath
evening Rev. Reifenbark was oblig-
ed to stop his discourse and speak
to several young men Zone of them
for the second time), for their un-
wairantable conduct. And as strange
as it may seem some of these young
men? belong to orr hest families,
and some of their fathers or moth
ers sat just in front of them. Pistols
are fired out of the school house
windows during writing school, and
from the school enclosure. This il
1 strictly against the city ordinance,
and in direct violation of the laws oil
the Territory as regards carrying
concealed weapons. Farmers are
treated very shabbily by our boys in
some instances which have come
under our notice. Now boys, VIZ
would suggest in all kindness that a,
the beginning Of this new year yor
| all turn over new leaf and act liks
gentlemen when you visit church o.
public gathering it will pay you t.
do this, and farther, if farmer OF
stranger see at to refuse to let yol
ride on his sleigh let that settle it
don't make a hoodlum Of yourself b,
sending a volley Of uncouth or IN
kind words in return. We feel sur
that we shall get a better report from
our boys in the future.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26
Sealed Proposals.

Elk Point, Dakota, Jan. II, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to a resolution adopted by
the board Of county commissioners
January l, 1887, providing for the
purchase of tract of land at a cash
price for the county Of Union terri
tory Of Dakota,to be used for a poor
farm, sealed offers Of farms of 160
acres, located North Of center line
running East and West through
township No, 81 and South Of the
north line Of township No. 81 win
be received at the Office Of the Co.
Clerk up to the %, day of February,
1887. The right to reject any or all
offers is reserved by the board Of
county Commissioners.
HALyoR KNuDsoN,
Chairman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-26
The Sleigh Ride.

On Thursday evening last as
happy company of people as ever
left Elk Point, bundled into cutters
and sleighs and started for Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mosier's new home,
six miles south, intent upon a good
time socially, an oyster supper and
quadrille or two, all Of which were
fully realized. The sleighing was
good, the air bracing, and upon ar
irving the party was found to con-
sist of NJ. Hoffman, j. M. Talcott
Alex. Bovee, Alison Bovee, John f.
Reid, A. d. Keller, A. O. Ringsrud
M. B. Kent, l.. T. Kenny, DR.. Mead,
H. Mitchell, VIM. Vinson and J. V.
Eckert who were accompanied by
their wives. Mrs. Vining, Mrs. Geo.
Hasson, Z. G. Bryan and VIM. Har-
riott were also with the company
The early hours of the evening sped
rapidly by in social conversation,
games and dancing to the music of
Host Mosier's tuneful violin. AT
1890 Mrs. Reid came hurriedly from
the kitchen and made the startling
but pleasing announcement that
dancing must stop for the oysters
were all done; and soon, very soon,
"thank heaven the table was spread"
As soon as the oysters began to he
tasted, first this one and then another
whispered, "who cooked these oys
ters?" 1t was soon ascertained to be
Mrs. Alison Bovee, and that settled it;
they were superb. After a bountiful
repast the wee hours of another day
were drawing on apace, and reluct-
antly it was decided time to return.
Sweet by e and byewas sung, good bye
said, and we were soon at home, and
with the memory that the first sleigh
ride to the Mosier Mansion was a
most delightful occ aston, and that
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosier as entertainers
are not to be surpassed any where.
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Butterick patterns at Ringsrud's

Butterick patterns at Ringsrud's.
Smoke the journal" at Budde's.
Good blankets at Freemans for
s125.
A large assortment of ladies winter
skirts, at A o Ringsruds.
Freeman Bros. havea nice line of
ladies fur caps; don't forget it.
For gloves, mittens and hosiery
go to Freeman Bros. and get some
thing new and good.
If you want to see the newest and
nobbiest thing in the suspender line
60 only to Freeman's.
A. O. Ringsrud has just received
a nice assortment of patterns from
Butterick Publishing Go.
Freeman's have just received
new lot of ladies cloaks that are
beauties and cheaper than ever.
The greatest safe guard against
Group is Chant erlains cough remedy
it is time tried and always success
full. Sold by J. S. Talcott.
We are sole agents in Elk Point
for the Bradley & Metcalf boots and
shoes. They are the best goods out.
FREEMAN BROS.
The best application for chapped
hands is Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Try it once and
you will discard everything else.
Sold by J. S. Talcott
Freemqns have good line Of
wool blankets which you will do
well to examine before purchasing.
They are very cheap.
/ We have nice line of silk hand
kerchiefs and mufilers which are
being sold very cheap.
A. Q. RINGsRup.
Antique silver in spo ons, forks
and variety of fancy pieces.
WILL III. BECK,
The Sioux City Jeweler.
WANTED!
Fresh unsalted butter for which /
will pay the highest cash price.
WV. SLAUGHTER.
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70 Tho Public:

During my absence at Bismarck,
my office will be in charge of Ira l..
Nichols who will promptly attend
any business desired or furnish in
formation relating to my affairs. My
office will be open during the whole
winter for transaction Of business.
Respectfully,
s Il. G. Ericsson,
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purify YOsar BlOOd

II your tongue is coated.
II your skin is yellow or dry.
Ii you have boils.
II you have fever.
Ifyou are thin or nervous.
IF you are bilious.
II you are constipated.
If your bones aches.
II your head aches.
II you have no appetite.
If You have no ambition one
bottle Of Neggs blood purifier and
blood maker will relieve any and all
Of the above complaints. Sold and
warranted by j. s. Talcott.
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The members of the Young
Peoples Aid Society are requested to
meet at my residence next Friday
afternoon, at two o'clock, for the
transaction of important business.
Mrs. GEO. HAssoN,
President.